Share of Total Giving, 2016
8.56% $11,965,954 30 Grants
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Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
$2.9 M
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Margaret A. Cargill Foundation
$2.3 M
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The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust
$1.3 M
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The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation
$1.0 M
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Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
$925.0 K
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The Rockefeller Foundation
$765.0 K
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The Kresge Foundation
$705.0 K
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W.K. Kellogg Foundation
$500.0 K
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Seattle Foundation
$400.0 K
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McKnight Foundation
$320.0 K
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Citi Foundation
$250.0 K
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Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
$199.7 K
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The Moody Foundation
$125.0 K
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Travelers Foundation
$100.0 K
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The Nathan Cummings Foundation
$75.0 K
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The Ahmanson Foundation
$71.0 K
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Barr Foundation
$65.0 K
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Surdna Foundation, Inc.
$50.0 K
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The Allstate Foundation
$20.0 K
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Doris Duke Charitable Foundation
$19.5 K
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International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center - Centro Internacional de Mejoramiento de Maiz y Trigo
$2.4 M
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United States Fund for UNICEF
$1.3 M
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World Vision
$1.3 M
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The Gavi Alliance
$1.0 M
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Genesee Area Focus Fund
$825.0 K
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HelpAge
$800.0 K
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Genesee County Community Action Resource Department
$500.0 K
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Partners in Health
$489.6 K
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Town Hall Association
$400.0 K
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Bluestem Communications
$320.0 K
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The Urban Institute
$310.0 K
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SKDKnickerbocker
$305.0 K
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Los Angeles Alliance for A New Economy
$270.0 K
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Small Enterprise Education and Promotion Network
$250.0 K
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All Hands Volunteers Office
$250.0 K
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IRONBOUND COMMUNITY CORPORATION
$220.0 K
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Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton
$199.7 K
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WaterAid America
$150.0 K
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Gulf Restoration Network
$145.0 K
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Saint Vincents House
$125.0 K
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Breakdown by Disaster Type
Complex Humanitarian Emergencies
About the Data: U.S. Foundations — Top 1,000
Data include all grants of $10,000 or more reported by 1,000 of the largest U.S. foundations. The dataset accounts for approximately half of the total grant dollars awarded by the universe of independent, corporate, community, and grantmaking operating foundations. The data do not include gifts by corporate giving programs or public charities. The data also exclude grants, fellowships, or awards directly to individuals; grants paid by private foundations to U.S. community foundations (to avoid double-counting of dollars); and loans or program-related investments.
Funding by region includes double-counting of grants that benefited multiple regions. Some funding is not directed for a specific region but rather provides a global benefit; these grants are not reflected in the regional graphic.